Rome City Guide: Where to eat, sleep and play when you visit
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Where to Stay

Aleph
A chic hotel inspired by Dante's
epic "Inferno"

Hotel Art by the Spanish Steps
A small, luxury hotel on a delightful Roman street

Hotel De Russie
Terraced gardens provide an oasis in the city

Portrait Suites
An ultraluxe hideaway close to the city’s best shopping

Hotel Capo D'Africa
A design hotel in the heart of
imperial Rome
What to Do
The Best of Classical Rome
Beat the crowds at the Pantheon, the Colosseum and the Forum

The Baths of Caracalla
Visit when opera is performed in the classical ruin

A Vista to Testaccio
This thriving neighborhood gives you a Roman's view of Rome
A Day Trip to Ostia Antica
Spend an afternoon in the ruins of this ancient port city

Top-Rate Tour Guide
Context Tours brings brains to your Roman holiday
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Insider Tips
Coffee Rules
Follow them or suffer your
waiter's disdain

When You’re Tired of Pasta
How to get the steak you want

Taxi Dos and Don'ts, and the Kiss
Get around town without hassle, and pucker up

How to Phone Home Cheaply
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Where to Eat

For a change from Roman cuisine, try Trattoria Monti, which takes its cues from the Marches region northeast of the city.

Ristorante Tullio is a much-loved Tuscan restaurant and is well-known in the city for its upmarket celebrity and business-world clientele. It's also a fabulous place to sample Florentine-style steak.

Checchino dal 1887 is a more than 100-year-old Roman legend that's one reason to visit the Testaccio neighborhood.

rHome offers an innovative, modern approach to Italian cuisine; it makes the most of in-season produce and the occasional visiting DJ.

Sample glorious antipasti at Casa Bleve, one of Rome's most impressive wine bars.